The seven-part HBO miniseries, "John Adams" made its debut Sunday. It stars Paul Giamatti (center left) and David Morse.
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Peter S. Canellos | National Perspective
John Adams's legacy is worthy of modern praise
The seven-part HBO miniseries, "John Adams" made its debut Sunday. It stars Paul Giamatti (center left) and David Morse.
(Kent Eames/HBO via Bloomberg News)
WASHINGTON - The Washington premier of the new HBO miniseries "John Adams" would have been catnip for congressmen even without the appearances by producer Tom Hanks, writer David McCullough, and lead actor Paul Giamatti. (Full article: 780 words)
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